Len Morgan wrote:
Yes, that's the "template" I saw. If you can't use UltraEdit to edit stack files, it seems kind of pointless to have a template so that's why I'm asking. It looks like at a minimum, I'd have to first create the stack perhaps with no scripts and then I could edit it from there.
Len,
the way you would use it is from within the IDE.
First, you want a copy of "MLXEditor" from www.mindluube.com/developer
This replaces the normal script editor within the IDE with a link to an external editor.
Then within the IDE, any time you edit a script, it uses the external editor.
It's very convenient - but there are some limitations; I believe it cannot pass line numbers, so when you encounter a script error, and use the "Script" button from the "Error" box, it cannot take you directly to the line in question.
I tried it recently, and haven't yet found a way to use a single instance of Emacs to edit multiple scripts (which would be one advantage for me), so I haven't switched over to using it - but will be trying again some day soon.
Thanks again to Alex at mindlube for this useful tool.
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